Sentences with phrase «engine of innovation»

HP Labs has been Hewlett - Packard's engine of innovation for decades, but the division won a lot of attention this year when it began talking about the Machine, an ambitious project to create an entirely new computing architecture capable of handling the ever - increasing demands of big data and the Internet of things.

When universities sell patents to trolls, it directly undermines the role that they play as engines of innovation: the more patents trolls hold in a certain area of technology, the more dangerous that field is for innovators.

This saps intellectual capital from the real engine of innovation and ingenuity, the private sector.

Despite the challenges it faces, Toronto, and other great cities, remain our basic engines of innovation, wealth and progress.

In the TIME essay written about her by Walter Isaacson, a journalist and former TIME editor, Orange Jones is cited as «one of the critical engines of innovation» in the successful reinvention of schools in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina.

It was, in fact, meant to serve as a kind of engine of innovation and experimentation for the entire K — 12 enterprise, and not just with regard to curriculum and pedagogy.

«America is the greatest engine of innovation that has ever existed, and it can't...

The transformation of Kitchener - Waterloo into one of the major engines of innovation within the Canadian economy is truly remarkable and, with CBRE's global connections, we see others joining this wave of growth for the region,» says Mark Renzoni, president and CEO of CBRE Canada, in a statement.

Agriculture is just about the last thing that comes to mind when people think of technology, but in fact, it has always been an engine of innovation.

These businesses truly are the engines of innovation and job creation throughout our economy, and they should not be left behind.

The idea was to keep the engines of innovation slowly and steadily humming along, improving what the company did a little more with each passing day.

He said the space program is «an engine of innovation for the entire country,» adding that the benefits are enormous.

«The private sector is generally regarded as the engine of innovation in the United States, but on the 50th anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid, health care's 2 largest public health insurance programs are playing a much larger role in innovation in payment and delivery reform and reshaping the delivery of care for the future.»

Math and science are the engines of innovation.

As these are rolled out, including the work of the digital transformation office (the DTO), the engines of the innovation economy will be fired.

It's striving to be a supportive partner for states and an engine of innovation, not an agency focused primarily on compliance.

«After years of under funding these engines of innovation, we're encouraged to see this modest yet meaningful increase — especially knowing that Connecticut charters are securing significant academic gains for low - income communities and underserved students,» said Marc Porter Magee, interim executive director of ConnCAN.

«Thomson Reuters Labs will be an engine of innovation for our company, bringing together our unrivalled information assets and industry expertise with experts who can help make those assets increasingly actionable for our customers,» said Jim Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Thomson Reuters.

While we applaud the rise in open patent licensing, we will continue to push for reforms to make the patent system into the engine of innovation that it should be.